Must admit that I'm a touch surprised that one of the executive boxes doesn't have the ability to be 'turned over' in to the TV studio.

and look out onto an empty stand?

solution would be to sit the freebies in that one though

its very distorted the sound, come on lsv sort it out, we are forking out a fortune i guess to hire he stadium, the least we should expect is for the damned pa to work.

Yet again most un-professional from LSV,

I'm not directly involved with the PA system, but I do work alongside the people who are.

On Sunday, there were a variety of problems - from extensive changes to the script and running order just 90 minutes before kick-off (leading to the pitchside announcer forgetting to announce the teams), to problems with the CD mix that was provided by the cheerleading group (cd skipping, sound levels for the mix being very erratic causing distortion and clipping), to Sky's demands / requirements.

Having said that, the North Stand sound problems remain a mystery, as generally the sound is very good in the West Stand. But it is being looked in to. It isn't easy to get these things right though, and anyone who has had to operate a sound system in a large, open environment will agree.

I'm sure the problem isn't fundamental - the speakers are all top quality, and the system is very good. Work needs to be done further down the line I suspect.

that's all very well but what happened on Thursday

Erm...

i dont know why you give this idiot the time of day, let alone grace his inane ramblings with an answer

I was in the one of the boxes towards the South Stand end and none of us in there heard either the half time or full time hooters.

When I watch the game on TV the day after, you could definitely hear them.

who's talking to you mind your own if that's possible

Are you two mates ?

no we ain't mates and never will be anyone who calls me an idiot and doesn't even know me is ignorant